| radishhead said: This new attack sounds good for us - it turns into a learning process for Sony, and helps them to improve services in the future, but it also doesn't affect the consumers in any way. Unless you own stocks in Sony, I don't see how you can object to this |
New attack sounds like its good for us? If that means to rewind all our intelligence that we've gained during our life spans, than uhh, I still dont get it. I understand that it was probably translated (very poorly), but that text is by most basic measurements, is totally unreadable. Seriously, if you're running a giant company like Sony and get a threat like that, do you laugh or get scared? If fear was their intent, I kinda doubt that worked.
Its possible they have some dirt, but who is going to get heard and what is going to get squashed? If anyone believes a major organization like Sony dosnt have any skeletons in their closets, then you need to re-evaluate your understanding of corporations.
I am all for treating people with respect and I believe that will come full circle at some point in time, but the amount of crap that people believe is credible on the internet is crazy. I know that people used to believe what was on the news back in the day. Now that Im older I realize that everyone has their agenda and that typically does not concern any agenda of others. Id say my internet trust is declining to a good 30% truth out there. Most is just bullshit written in a fashion to garner traffic and hopefully click on their beloved adds.
